US President Joe Biden said that he would be willing to speak to Vladimir Putin for the first time since the Ukraine invasion if the Russian leader truly wants to end the war.

Biden: Ready to speak to Putin if he is looking for way to end war

Chinese President Xi Jinping in a meeting with EU's Council President Charles Michel urged for 'political means' for Ukraine as the best solution to solve the ongoing conflict which will serve as the common interest for countries in "Eurasia.

Chinese President Xi Jinping urges for 'Ukraine talks' in a meeting with EU's council chief Michel

The European Union proposed the creation of a special tribunal to try top Russian officials for the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and France became the first major country to extend its support.

France backs EU plan to create tribunal for trial of Russian officials over Ukraine war

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Russian wives encouraging their husbands to rape Ukrainian women, alleges first lady Olena Zelenska

Putin trying to 'weaponise' winter, NATO urges allies to boost Ukraine aid

'Situation at the front is difficult': Zelensky claims Russian forces try to advance in Donbas

The European Union would attempt to establish a specialised court, supported by the United Nations, to look into and prosecute any potential war crimes perpetrated by Russia in Ukraine, according to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.

EU to set up tribunal backed by UN to investigate possible Russian war crimes in Ukraine

As Russian missile strikes continue to damage energy infrastructure across Ukraine, with rising concerns that the winter season will be difficult for the people who are living in war-hit zones. The West has claimed that Russian President Vladimir Putin wants "to use winter as a weapon of war" in the ongoing war in Ukraine, which led to massive food and fuel crisis globally.

NATO accuses Putin of using cold as 'weapon of war'

Russia-Ukraine war: Zelensky says Russia is planning new strikes

Ukraine claims Russian shelling killed 32 in Kherson region since the retreat

Ukraine held memorial day for a Soviet-era famine that had left millions of Ukrainians dead. The famine had struck Ukraine, then part of Soviet Union in the winter of 1932-33.

Amid ongoing war, Ukraine marks Soviet-era famine that killed millions

Putin offers condolences to mothers of soldiers killed in Ukraine, says Russia 'will achieve' its goals

Russia-Ukraine war: Shelling kills 15 in Kherson; Zelensky says 6mn households hit by power cuts

Ukrainian forces launched an American-made missile in eastern parts of the country on September 26 that went astray and injured three civilians. Residents of the eastern Ukrainian city of Kramatorsk reported a hit from an AGM-88B High-Speed Anti-Radiation Missile, which is fired from a fighter jet against ground targets such as radar and air-defence equipment.

American high-speed missile goes astray in Ukraine, injures three civilians

Following Russian air strikes a day before what triggered an automatic disconnect, all three nuclear power reactors under Ukrainian control have been restored to the electricity grid, the Ukrainian energy ministry confirmed on Thursday.

Day after Russian strikes, Ukrainian nuclear plants reconnect to electricity grid

'Terror and murder': Zelensky condemns strike on maternity hospital that killed newborn baby

Russia-Ukraine war: Strikes kill three, injure six in Kyiv as Moscow targets 'critical infrastructure'

Moscow-installed authorities claim Crimea hit by 'drone attack'

In a surprise move,the United States which has not fallen short of its support for Ukraine even once has called out Kyiv for alleged war crimes. Washington has further said that laws of war apply to all parties equally.

Russia-Ukraine War: Laws of war apply to all parties equally, says Washington

Ukraine accuses Russia of looting priceless art from museum in Kherson

Ukraine on Sunday (November 20) denied having executed Russian prisoners of war. Ukrainian parliament's commissioner for human rights argued that Ukrainian soldiers were defending themselves against Russians who feigned surrender.

Ukraine denies executing Russian prisoners of war

Ukraine claims that officials found four 'torture' sites in Kherson

A Ukrainian train rolled into newly freed Kherson for the first time in eight months on Saturday (November 19). The mood was jubilant as citizens in the newly liberated southern Ukrainian city greeted the passengers with flowers and national flags.

First Ukrainian train enters recaptured Kherson, jubilation everywhere

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak made his maiden visit to Kyiv on Saturday. During the visit, Sunak announced a major new air defense package for Ukraine and pledged to stand with Ukraine.

UK PM makes maiden visit to war-ravaged Ukraine, pledges support

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